Garden Fence Collection

Tewkesbury fromTewkesbury Abbey UK
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

Philip Neville, aged 15 in this picture. Born Philip John Neville in 1977. Often known as Phil Neville. Born Philip John Neville. Often known as Phil Neville

Mr Smeedon's Villa (b/w photo)
CLF294280 Mr Smeedon's Villa (b/w photo) by Evans, Frederick Henry (1853-1943); © Country Life

A Welcome Visitor
BON77832 A Welcome Visitor by Holmes, George Augustus (fl.1852-d.1911); 18.4x14 cm; Private Collection; Photo eBonhams, London, UK; English, out of copyright

Emerency, the mother of St. Anne, panel from the extreme left-hand side of a polyptych of
PWI95764 Emerency, the mother of St. Anne, panel from the extreme left-hand side of a polyptych of the Genealogy of the Virgin (oil on panel) by Provost, Jan II (1465-1529); 80x47 cm; Louvre, Paris

European Robin perched on a garden fence with prey, Erithacus rubecula

Carrion Crow perched on garden fence, Corvus corone

Jay -Garrulus glandarius-, perched on a garden fence, Sauerland, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

Dog - Belgian Shepherd / Tervuren Dog jumping over fence
ME-2467 Dog - Belgian Shepherd / Tervuren Dog jumping over fence Johan De Meester Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Old houses and back gardens in Tewkesbury UK
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

Discover the charm of Tewkesbury's garden fence, a picturesque backdrop to Mr. Smeedon's Villa captured in a timeless black and white photo. As you explore this historic town, let your eyes wander to the intricate panel depicting Emerency, the mother of St. Anne, from an exquisite polyptych. Meanwhile, take a glimpse into the past with Philip Neville at age 15 in this captivating picture - born in 1977, he represents a generation full of promise and potential. But it is not just human visitors who grace these fences; nature too finds solace here. Witness the European Robin perched delicately on a garden fence, its vibrant colors contrasting against its prey as Erithacus rubecula showcases its hunting prowess. And look up to see the Carrion Crow majestically surveying its surroundings from atop another garden fence - Corvus corone exuding both power and mystery. Yet amidst all these grandeur sightings, there is simplicity that brings joy - behold the House Sparrow gracefully resting on yet another garden fence in Netherlands' Passer domesticus habitat. These charming creatures remind us of life's small pleasures found within our own backyard. So whether you're seeking historical marvels or moments of tranquility surrounded by nature's wonders, Tewkesbury's garden fences offer more than meets the eye – they welcome visitors with open arms.